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      16 May

      Hyderabad: Fake educational certificates racket busted, three held

      The Task Force team along with the Masab Tank police have busted a fake educational certificate racket and arrested three persons. Officials seized 15 fake educational certificates belonging to various institutions across the country Hyderabad: The Task Force (West) team along with the Masab Tank police have busted a fake educational certificate racket and arrested three persons on Thursday. Officials seized 15 fake educational certificates belonging to various institutions across the country. Police said the suspects were supplying fake educational documents to drop out and job aspirants and made easy money. The arrested persons are Shaibaaz Khan from Masab Tank, Mohd Abdul Ismail from Yakutpura and K Ramesh, a lawyer from Shalivahana Nagar. According to the police, Shaibaaz Khan confessed of procuring fake educational documents…

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    • 16 May

      Hyderabad: Two from AP held for tampering with Indian passports, Gulf visas

      They were running a human trafficking network, say police; the gang used to target poor and uneducated individuals, offering them fake promises of high-paying jobs in Gulf countries Hyderabad: The RGIA police along with the Shamshabad SOT officials nabbed two persons at Nampally for their alleged involvement in tampering Indian passports and Gulf visas on Thursday. Officials seized fake passports, police clearance certificates and other incriminating documents from their possession. The arrested persons are Ch Balaji from West Godavari and Shiva Kumar from Annamayya district while the absconding persons were Satyanarayana and Gopal from Andhra Pradesh and Anji from Hyderabad. The duo was involved in tampering passports, visas and encouraging ECR passport holders to bypass immigration laws and sending the innocent…

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    • 16 May

      Hyderabad Water Board fails to update Board of Directors information on its portal

      A Santhi Kumari, who retired as Chief Secretary on April 30, still finds her name listed in the Board of Directors column; K Ramakrishna Rao, who assumed the role of Chief Secretary on May 1, is still shown with his old designation, Special Chief Secretary, Finance Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB), which serves nearly 10 lakh people in Greater Hyderabad and its peripheries, has failed to update its portal, especially the Board of Directors column. The HMWSSB’s board has a total of 11 members, including Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, who is the chairman of the HMWSSB. On the portal, meanwhile, A Santhi Kumari, who retired as Chief Secretary on April 30, still finds her name…

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    • 16 May

      JNTU-Hyderabad to shift Pharmacy Department to Sultanpur

      From academic year 2025-26, BPharmacy, MPharmacy and PhD admissions in Pharmacy will be offered to students in Sultanpur college Hyderabad: The Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) – Hyderabad has decided to shift its Centre for Pharmaceutical Sciences (CPS) from Hyderabad to University College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Sultanpur. Starting academic year 2025-26, BPharmacy, MPharmacy and PhD admissions in Pharmacy will be offered to students in Sultanpur college. However, students in the existing Centre will continue their academics at the Centre until they graduate from their respective programmes. The JNTU-Hyderabad had established the CPS in 2007, offering MPharmacy courses with Pharmaceutical Analysis and Quality Assurance, Pharmaceutics, Pharmacognosy as three specializations. With the University setting up a specialised College of Pharmaceutical Sciences in Sultanpur…

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    • 16 May

      Hyderabad: Actor Bellamkonda Sreenivas booked for traffic violation

      The actor reportedly drives his car in the wrong direction at Jubilee Hills road; speaks rudely with traffic policeman Hyderabad: The Jubilee Hills police registered a case against actor Bellamkonda Sreenivas for allegedly driving in a rash and negligent manner, endangering human life and obstructing a public servant from discharging his duty. The actor drove his car in the wrong direction at Jubilee Hills road and when a traffic policeman stopped him, Sreenivas allegedly spoke rudely with the cop. The constable later made a complaint at the Jubilee Hills police station and a case was registered against the actor under various sections of BNS and MV Act.

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    • 15 May

      Hyderabad: Mechanic killed in road accident

      According to the police, the man J Rajesh (41), a resident of Palle Cheruvu, Mailardevpally was going on an Activa when a bike rammed into his scooter at a high speed Hyderabad: A mechanic died in a road accident at Mailardevpally in the city on Tuesday night. According to the police, the man J Rajesh (41), a resident of Palle Cheruvu, Mailardevpally was going on an Activa when a bike rammed into his scooter at a high speed. Rajesh fell on the road and sustained injuries. He was rushed to a hospital where he died while undergoing treatment later in the night. A case is registered. The police said the biker was driving in a rash and negligent manner leading to the accident.

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    • 15 May

      Hyderabad: GHMC steps up efforts to support livelihoods of transgender community

      Officials say initiatives are underway to ensure dignified employment opportunities for community members Hyderabad: Efforts are on to ensure the transgender community members get opportunities to earn a dignified living, senior officials from Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) on Tuesday said. As part of these efforts, GHMC Additional Commissioners, Sneha Shabarish and Chandrakanth Reddy held a meeting with the members of the transgender community to chalk out strategies aimed at providing them with meaningful employment. Facilitated by GHMC’s Urban Community Development (UCD), the meeting focused on ways to upskill transgenders and have them in different roles. “We tried to gauge their qualifications and interests so that they can be offered job opportunities in various departments of GHMC,” said Sneha Shabarish. Chandrakanth…

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    • 15 May

      Biovet, subsidiary of Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech, launches vaccine for Lumpy Skin Disease

      The Biolumpivaxin will help in disease surveillance to protect livestock from Lumpy Skin disease Hyderabad: Biovet, a subsidiary of Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech on Wednesday launched Biolumpivaxin for protecting livestock from Lumpy Skin Disease. The Biolumpivaxin is a Differentiating Infected from Vaccinated Animals (DIVA) marker vaccine, which will help in disease surveillance to protect livestock from Lumpy Skin disease (LSD), Bharat Biotech in a press release said. Dr Krishna Ella, Founder, Biovet, and Executive Chairman of Bharat Biotech said that Biolumpivaxin is a novel indigenous live-attenuated marker vaccine developed using the LSD virus/Ranchi/2019 vaccine strain from Indian Council of Agriculture Research-National Research Centre on Equines (ICAR-NRCE), Hisar, in collaboration with Biovet. The quality, safety, and efficacy of the vaccine has been extensively…

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    • 15 May

      Watch: Auto driver dies after alleged thrashing by Rajendranagar police in Hyderabad

      Mohd Irfan (35), a resident of Gandipet, was reportedly summoned to the police station following a complaint made by his wife Nishad Begum alleging he was maintaining an illicit relationship with another woman Hyderabad: An auto-rickshaw driver died after allegedly being thrashed by the Rajendranagar police on Tuesday night. Mohd Irfan (35), a resident of Gandipet, was reportedly summoned to the police station following a complaint made by his wife Nishad Begum alleging he was maintaining an illicit relationship with another woman. Around 7.30 pm, Irfan went to the police station and was inside till 10.30 pm. His brother, Mohd Sadiq, alleged Irfan was beaten up in the police station. Speaking to media persons at Osmania General Hospital, Sadiq said, “In…

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    • 15 May

      United Kingdom’s new immigration rules to hit Indian students and workers hard

      As per the recent rules released by the UK government, foreign students will now be allowed to stay only for 18 months post completion of their degrees in the UK universities Hyderabad: The United Kingdom government’s decision to tighten visa norms are set to hit Indian students, more particularly Telugus, aspiring to study and build a career in Great Britain, hard. As per the recent rules released by the UK government, foreign students will now be allowed to stay only for 18 months post completion of their degrees in the UK universities. Though the government retained the Graduate Route, a visa that allows international students to stay in the country and work, it had reduced the stay duration from 24 months…

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